In Sweida, the Syrian army has begun to withdraw gradually following a ceasefire agreement with Druze groups. This may lead to a reduction in tensions in the region.

The Syrian Defense Ministry announced that army units are withdrawing after completing their duties against illegal groups. However, the resurgence of clashes is concerning.

The clashes in Sweida originated from tensions between Druze groups and Bedouin tribes. Over 300 people have reportedly lost their lives as a result of these conflicts.

Syrian President Ahmed Shara stated that Druze people are under the protection of the state and that those responsible for the attacks will be held accountable.

The Israeli army has intensified its attacks on Syrian government forces, further escalating the conflict in the region. This situation could create new tensions in international relations.